eew Subscriptions Lite

eew Subscriptions Lite (the eew stands for East End Web) lets you sell recurring subscriptions directly from WordPress using Stripe – no WooCommerce, no bloat.

Features:

• Subscription form with unlimited products via [eew_sub_lite_subscription_form]
• Customer manage subscriptions dashboard via [eew_sub_lite_manage_subscriptions]
• Gutenberg blocks: Subscription Form (Lite) and Manage Subscriptions (Lite)
• Guest checkout – WP accounts created automatically on first payment
• Supports returning customers with saved payment methods
• Webhook handling for subscription lifecycle and invoice events
• Compatible with any WordPress theme

Requirements:

• A Stripe account
• Stripe secret key, publishable key, and webhook secret (configured in Dashboard nav > EEW Subs Lite)

Upgrade to full version:

The full version of eew Subscriptions adds:

• One-off payment forms (Set price / pay what you want)
• One-time access passes (a single payment grants time-limited access)
• Full-page/by block and file/media content restriction by subscription (via active sub or one time payment pass)
• Learn more and purchase at licenses.eastendweb.dev

External Services

This plugin connects to Stripe, a third-party payment processor, to provide its core functionality. No other external services are used, and no data is ever sent to the plugin author.

Stripe API (api.stripe.com)

Your server communicates with the Stripe API (via the bundled official Stripe PHP SDK) to create and manage customers, subscriptions, setup intents and payment methods. When a visitor uses the subscription form or the manage-subscriptions dashboard, the following data is sent to Stripe: the customer’s email address and name (where provided), and the identifiers of the products, prices, subscriptions and payment methods involved. Stripe also sends webhook events back to your site to keep subscription statuses in sync.

Stripe.js (js.stripe.com)

On pages containing the subscription form or manage-subscriptions shortcode/block, the Stripe.js library is loaded in the visitor’s browser directly from js.stripe.com, as required by Stripe for PCI compliance. Card details are entered into Stripe’s secure Payment Element and are sent directly from the visitor’s browser to Stripe – they never pass through your server.

These services are provided by Stripe, Inc. – Terms of Service, Privacy Policy.